The Sun. — London, England, 1826-11-18 00:00:00

4 SPMIT OF Tat PILIBLIt JOURNALS. trade ,ve t' th at or ImYtat enntilitspllOM 'there area certain with regard to Greece. .It is One thing to wish well to a inferior SOL Sultana Raising 84s. a 851. Caraborna 52.5. a . class discreet)* veils/ vedldd haVe us belie - ve that the whole cause ;- another to promote it ; still more important to de- 645. The Fruit attracted great attention, being the first cargo at An Mr. Br:sdett (else Chairman of Ways and Means 'hi strecees of olii tiontiatfactures depends upon the persona en- tide it; the Greeks, we apprehend, are not yet in a condi.. Market (the Smyrna Packet), and of a fi ne quality. the leet4a .: lament) and the Arigna Mine Company are gaged in them possessing cheap bread. 13ut, if this be so, tion to negociate with a foreign power, inasmuch as they GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, HIGGII the bs n ot forgotten; and the general opinion is, we find, that We wbuld . ask those persons, how it happens that the late would be unable to fulfil any obligations they might (wincit congas' IMPORTATtott.) singto this gatitleman will not offer himself in the stew Nrlia s and L ave difficulties in which that class of the conimu- contract. With whom, or with what, could a treaty I.•or s • 'th W ee k . e nded r . R L LAS T10: 1 18 %1 T: made f LON u n nit o c n A t l t i ' l7e It 3 t d u a r i n i 1 ,o ‘ f• v t a lg s. l In. was y neat for the office which he held in the olet. Wt Subjoin pity Live been and are involved could haVe happened, he begun or concluded. If it be said that this e tors in the Mire:Cut uities i and Towns in Englan e as list of situations which he holds in the Various companies, when bread has been for a long _continuance at a more mos country Is sincerely desirous of seeing a stop put Wheat...-. 555. Od. I Oats ....-. 28s• 7d. I 8eane ,.....,.... 4 9 5. 7d. r as ," l , Rye .......... 40s. ltd. I Peasse,_s.ls. 91. In 11 1111 1 1 the rise of which . involved so many individuals in ruin, Berate price than has been known for many yeart iti this to the effusieii of buthan blood-.- ( we will not imitate B arley, .,, -- -.., . 565. 3cl. FRICi OF•SUGAR. and the nation in 'so muelt ealatnity, last year. The other country ? And how happens it that ltateufacattee in ge- the cant of Phil-hellenism, and say, Christian blood only ! Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the purel , person, Mr. - Attwood, is not a placental', but he occa- Herat were never More flourishing than when land and its for in our opinion it is just as much an act of humanity to Returns made in the week ending the 15th stay of Nov., 1826, is 30s. 101 d. the Duties of Costoms paid or payable thereon os. _Ar sionsilly puts forward pretensions to the chanteter of it protium twee at the highest prices ? Precisely for this save a Mahometan throat from bein g cut, as it is to pro- the r gPO t 'r e ta i t e l l o " n si th e e o re f of into Great patriot:- .reason (a season which, we trust, will never cease to test a Christian's) -if this alone be urges!, we not only tiVeIITEEfiAPEL HAY MARKET.--Nov. 16. Corse James Br' ogden, M. P. Chairman of Ways and Means, Direce til•erate), that the different members of the community, admit the fact, but we are prepared to go a step further; i5ay................„ We. Od. to I . Od. I Straw....--.-. 3 25• Od. to 335• Od. Padd for of Arigna Mine Company, Director of Equitable Loan Clem- like those of the body are dependent upon each other, and we are prepared to affirm, that whatever can be effected bY - Cloven ~......» 84s. Od. to 1 , .Oil, patty, Director of 'Australasian Agricultural Satiety, Director of that a healthy and prosperous state of the one must de- remonstrance, persuasion, and . frieedly counsel, to induce PRIC ES OF HOPS (per Cwt.)-Nov. 17. plant Irish Provincial Bank, Director of Lontiott sited Birmingham Pockets. Zags. pend upon the healthy and prosperous state of the other. the Porte to desist from a fruitless struggle, neither has se t. 41. Os. 5/. Os. to Si. 158. Kent - Si. 12e." 4/. 10s. oft . Os. o . ami Railsear, Director of - Colombian Missiog Company, Director of As far as actual cheapness is concerned, both the one and been, nor will be neglected. Beyond this, it is at least I,r„„ e x x 1 1. . irt. l i i. It. to 4 5 1 /: , 5 .,.. Li r: ,!/.. It . . 4 4 1 4 0 4 5 ... I. ,1/. '4:: "m i l Eastlaud Company, Director **A . Russia Company, Director of WaterloO-bridge, Director of Storey and Sussex Railway, Chair- the other is weighed down by the enormous debt of the very doubtful, whether the time be yet come for proceed- Farnham, flne (Pockets) 71. Os . to 81 /ie.-Seconds, 5/. Os. to 61. 1 04 . we "' country; and if the question be one merely between the ing. One important fact is incontrovertible. Greece can- man of Protector Insuranste.o ffi ce, Chairman of the United Genesbe the height of absurdity to PRICE OF POTATOE S. -Nov. 17. rat Gal, Chairman of the Rock Assurance, Commissioner of the price of commodities at borne and abroad, the debt is the not stand alone. It wou ld Oxnobles and Shows .................. 31. 5.1. to 31. 108. per Ton. Mori nastenancy. , real countervailing weight which destroys the competition say she can: By w hom the n shall she be supported ?By , Marsh Champions. 4l. Os. to 41. lOs. ditto. an d . Matthias Atte/text, M. P., President of the Imperial Gas Com- both parties are arming at. And if the silk manufacturer Russia or by Austria ? By Great Britain or by France? - PRICES OF HEATHER. lewi party, Chairman of the British Copper Company, "Auditor of tke finds * that even a duty of 30 per cent. is insufficient to By any one of those Powers alone, or by all of them in Per lb. d. d. Per lb. d. d ~,,i Equitable Loan Company, Director of Irish Provincial Bank, enable him to cope with the foreign importer, with what conjunction ?If the former, what is to be the equivalent ?' Butts 50 to 560.). 20 to 22 Tanned Horse Ilid9s 12 to la a'"' Ditto 00 to 661 b .- 23 to 24 Spanish Ditto .ll- 13 to 18 out Director of the Mexican Mining Company, Director of the Co• grace can he expect the grower of core at home to corn- If the latter, how will co-ordinate power be defined? Any Dressing 11ide5........ 13 to 15 , Per dozen. refit Sotablan Company, Director of the Hibernian Mining Company, Pete, without r e ' d ,. a prote ling , grower attempt fl seem to be beet -uty 'with the untaxed of to adjust this ques t ion would C er o e pl e i oach Hides 15 to 17 1 Calf Skins..... 36 to 401 b. 16 to 23 „ Hides. 35 to 4011).- 131 to 141 Ditto ......... 50 to 701 b. 23 to 27 had Director of the General Steam Navigation, Director of the Pelt- • corn 71 Poland or elsewlere? But if the silk and cotton with difficulties, while the affairs of Greece continue in Ditt0.....-45 to 501 b... 15 to 17 pat ..«. '7O '7O to 801 b. 21 to 23 drat can Insurance, Director of The l'hiettix Insurance, Banker to the Ditto -.......---,... 17 to 9 ma Steals, Greeteand. 19 to VI mg menu flamer of this country, instead of fixing his atten- their present crude and fluctuating state.-New Times. - Equitable Loan Company, Banker to London end Birmingham RAW HIDES. a Railway, Bankee tb imperial Gas, Banker to Colombian Mining tion exclusively upon the export trade in each article, • Per Stone. 1, d. s. d. Per Stone. s. 6. e. d. Company, hanker to South London Dock Umipany, Banker would look a s tittle to the amount of the home constimp- GRAND MORNING CONCERT Best Heifers and Steers 28to 3 0 Ordinary ._ 20to 2 2 of " Middlings .. 24to 2 6 Market Calf -........ 7 0 each. toes tolietteral Steam Navigation.- Times. tion, and consider how important it is to hint that the con- von THE BENErcr - SHEEP SKINS. day. Au interesting discussion is now going forward respect- sumer should not be diminished or crippled in his means, or THE DISTRESSED MANUFACTURERS. Fe115....15. Dd. to 2s. 3d. I Lambs.. Os.od. to Os. 01 I Polled-21.9d. toss. 9d. 1 .. , he would, in the end , discover that they are, in fact, pas sag/tie urp;ent humanity or economical policy of erecting a On Friday last, a grand miscellaneous concert was performed PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121b.-Nov. 17. jut] sengers embarked in the same vessel, and that to ask to public asylum in the minty of Middlesex, for the recep- . Ms 01 of t destroy hi means of purchasing, is, in fact, to impoverish in the Festival Conceit Room, in this cot for the relief of tha Town Tallow -48 s. ski. to Os. Od. Yellow Soars Distressed Manufacturers of York Shire. It was smiler the patron- Yellow . Russia- 415.. 11 1 ( d i.. t s o c. 0 5... Cd. s Ko r t , t i ted ...... 92 88 :: 06 °d : rats titan and cure of its pauper lunatics. This discussion, his best, his surest, anti most valuable customers. Valuable age of his Grace the Archbishop of this Province, and was ho which has now become general, and has been engaged in soap Ditto...-. -s. Lai. to (Is. Od. Graves , - ,, Plc Od. as foreign trade may be, home trade is, in fact, much more 'toured by the attendance of the most respectable families ilAt.:tl it s o t u tl g tr h .-. ?g1 4 .. 0 0 6 61 to to t.. :I d .. Good Dregs _ , •U. Od. by a variety of parties, %vim at first stood aloof from it, had ita origin in two sensible letters, signed Robert BroWne, of so ; and to see our agriculturists in rags that our South city and neighbourhood. The selection was judicionslycol i a n in t e h t e l American and other customers may buy our cottons the gaged. The orchestra was full and highly rr i„ - PRICE OF RAW AT, per stone of 81b.•=1.7 17 - ov, 25. ed. Weibeck-strect, published in this . paper on the llth ult. to the performers en by Tallow (as stated by the Tallisw Netters) emdll3,l inst. ; aml still depends for its facts on the laborious more readily, would, we suspect, be but a temporary ad_ efficient. It comprised, in addition to the leading professional PRICE OF CAcIbLEK . -- the gentlemen in dte city, the hand of the sth Dragoon Guards, and correct statements of those letters. Sir A. Hallidny vantage if any at all to the over-producers of Manchester kindly permitted by Col. Wallace to attend on the occasion, and Ca ne price of good Store Candle,, in the retail shops, is as follows :- co , ndles, leer dozen fis. Od. to ils. Od. I Moulds, per Minn -...... Its. 6d. rid o the r ' places. It is the duty then not only of Ministers ' , Juts published a letter addressed to the Magistrates of Mid- the must distiniptiahed amateurs in the county The whole of COAL MARKET.-Nov. 17. • dlesex, on the same subject, and with the same views as `tit of the whole community, both agricultural and corn- , , the instrumental band :consisted of upwards of . fifty perfornvrs. s. 6, s. d. -a d. Cl our correspondent, but he has added little, except the pro- inertial, to grapple with our situation such as they actually It was led by Dr. Camidge, with his usual spirit and accuracy, . Ada '" - .-- 32 0 Wylarn....--.... 31 0 Ta ei n a telll Trader.. 35 oan fessionnl authority of his name, to the original recotnmen- fi nd it. To talk of a free import of corn, while our lands 1 :t. Mn. 0 wsisest 4... 2. -napton presided at the pianoforte with his accus- 1 1 1 / w ea " l l l ? s n Primrose 31 'o' ~Tal'il.nullewni'evel%3 3to w prn r ' frailer..- 30 ._..... vs t l s fro elation of Mr. Brownie. The facts on which the parties are burdened as they now are, is puerile and useless. The t u rned taste and precision. The following is a plan of the Heaton-.. , ---*- 33 6 W. K oreen's....... 31 0 Cabo Christie-. 30 0 Ti only question really is, what is the duty which will enable performance :- llebburn Main-, 33 3 W. E. Hilda...-. 31 9 Stone Coal Rey. proceed, and which, so far as we know, are admitted, are Holywell ...... 30 6 W. E. Hotspur .32 6 notch-- 38 0 be the home to compete with the foreign corn grower. To the following ;--1. That there is at present no lunatic TART I. Killingworth ....... 33 0 W. E. Newmarch 34 0 Wall! End Iletton 31 0 th, ascertain this, the real difficulty is to get at what are the Mozart Ord's Redhugh -28 0 W. E. Northumb. 33 0 W. L. Lambton- Se 0 , asylum in the county of Middlesex for the admis sion of gt , ... , er r t t l e ir t- e-74 i t e leertto ) the !I n s e t rose of summer." Moore PontopWindsor. 30 0 W. E. Peareth-, 32 3 Walls End Lyons 33 9 ' lin actual costs of productions in this country. To come to Arne 'rownlsy--..... 31 9 W. E. Riddell's -34 3 W. E. Stewart's- 36 0 5C pestrielimatics; e, that such lunatics whose support is Song-. In infancy our hopes and fears."-(Miss Johnstone) tiny thing . like a certainty upon this point is almost impos thrown on the perishes, are farmed out at so much a-head B.llad--.. 0 no, we never mention her."-(Mr. Phillips) French Melody Willington....... 33 6W. E. Rumell's .. 34 0 Russell's Hetton's , Ballard-" Jock ,'Hazel Dean."-(Miss Stephens) Craven Wallbottle-...... 29 0 Primrose small .. 17 6 Walls End.... 33 0 au sible ; as it varies on almost every farm, or at least in Concerto Piano Forte-Mr liargitt) to private licensed mad-houses; 3, that there are in the stosclienes Ships at Market, 97 1 ,i -Ships sold, 49)1 4 -Xll.old, 43. wl county of Middlesex about 700 pauper lunatics so disposed 's • sill '• • every parish where the inquiry may be instituted. On Istirsf:'Aa„laiettlrel'it,(e ses Stephens and Johnstone) Mozart - to -(Mr. Phillips) Callcott COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK. of; 4, that the expenses in maintaining those unfortunate this, as on the general question, the middle course will, ill Tri o-" Fall i n is thy throne" Moore all probubility, be the safeet ; and in striking an average on bright and fain-Mimi Stephens) Handel . Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease, beings in private establishments, amount to a tax of 'tiolnl•rt„lrfe Angels ron e ie v t e t r ieus) Beethoven -------- -----' ----- ----- - '--. an 18,0004 a-yetir levied on the county ; awl, 5, that of the Ale various. estimates which will be forced upon them, The opening overture was executed with a precision and cor. Per Quarter. s. to s. 5. to 8. s. to s. s. to s. 1. so 0 . Aln ick number of paupers so confined, only 81 out Of 603, or Ministers will moat likely come as near the actual murk, •rectuess highly creditable to the orchestra, and at once evinced the Ayle w sbury about one-eightle ore diselia •, I 11 I t • •I ' • tgst ,Ivii e mut It, 21C) 111116 ea- nS by adopting any one upon which their own judgment talent of which it was composed. " The last rose of summer," B asingstoke b 4 •60 42 45 34 42 58 60 - - t t r 4 7,11 38 42 23 36 42 60 - - W . 48 (10 35 40 26 31 ' 30 55 - - tat/fished in other counties have been able to discluir e should decide. At any rate, we trust that the subject is was sung in a very pleasing style by Miss Stephens, Miss John- ird .----- 54 50 - 42 3° - ... - 2 2( 1 6 2 2 :iT , - 7 , ' 3' 5 - : I- -- ---- - Ti ItW l i a l one which will now be set at rest, slid that upon such tea- stone, Mr. Phillips, and Mr. Cooper, of the Cathedral. neatly tt half of their patients,. or 1,350 out of 3,857. Tfe Bridport ..-.,....... 44 GU - . sonable grounds us ought to satisfy reasonable persons on The Second Part Cambridge........ - 53 - 35 - 2 . 4 - 50 - 33 - at statement of these facts, which nobody disputes, it coupled, consisted of the following selection e oo t• e r r e C ( .;( . 1 1 ) a h h e n a er t bi r l e d yn r sb.Lan Canterbury y l = -- --_, ..... 5 5 , 2 1 3 s as 4 : 1 21 3 0 3 '16 4 4 4 0 4 5° - all sides of the question. What we would press upun the OvertuLer_o(Preischutz) - - a , on the part of those who advocate a change of system , 48 54 6- Vol el Ise te "-Miss Johnsen" good sense of the whole coinmunity is, the common and stingiPe ' ' 'e 'with revolting accounts of the crowded colalition of the quartet -"' rho' the last glimpse of Erin." not th e . discordant interests which the country, one and !e m i °en°. (Violoncello) licensed houeete and of the dreadful hardships to which the Devizes .----• 54 : patients ere subjected. " Thecrowded and uncomfornible all, possess upon the subject. To suppose or to expect Snug- es -A Revenge! revenge"! Mr. Phillips Song-. Rest warrior, rest."-Miss Stephens Rossini Eye.......---.- Handel Derehester........... 50 ' 60 as 40 30 26 52 60 - - _ 4 6 4 4 4 4 l n ts Pi - 38 5 5t ° 6l -- = sr Kelly Exeter...-......... 56 02 37 42 28 30 56 - - -o, that 0110 part of the community is to be benefated Sit the ( B ) o vertureancr i tte m. j state of the majority of the private asyltmls," says Sir A. Handel Guildford .....-... 60 '76 37 42 '25 35 54 58 - 56 , Halliday, addressing the Middlesex ma • -" in gistrates, the expense of the other, or that in the end any such sacri fi ce !. would be a benefit to them, is one of theine egregious sue t - Ye Dove an - d ( br ' a l es.t n (Vi n sl Stephens and Johnstone) Grand Finale-" God save the King." Henley 46 54 36 39 26 32 49 52 46 48 b 52 63 30 41 26 34 52 .5. 4 3 54 57 tl Horneastle....-. 52 5 6 40 44 28 34 54 60 - - b neighbourhood of London, must be known to many of s. 5 5 57 21 28 19 24 37 40 40 44 . errors which a moment's consideration must convince any Of the instrumental performance in this part, the Violoncello P. Yon; they cen be considered all nothing better than large rso ul n l ierford 48 63 23 40 32 38 54 60 - I: reasonable man cannot be maintained ; and if persisted in Concerto Ives the one most peculiarly delightful. The auditory, Huntingdon -.-.. 64 70 35 40 26 :30 4 38 . 1 ft, Z", t: risons, where the batiste are coufined •; us hospitals and accomplished, could only in the end effect the ruin of which consisted of about 450, separated at a quarter before four, I ., , e m i. w p i ii ch .- r g 58 44 3. " 2 - 2 38 4,g - _ -.7 "... fo r the weal - nem mid cure of insanity, all of them, I main- . highly pleased wit h . the musical treat which had been afforded tain, in tie far its the purieh poor ere concerned awholly , , re those for whose advantage it is professedly pet forth.- Ib'd them, and equally, if not more, gratifies!, that they bad through its Manchester 56 62 Ni 40 32 34 53 55 66 08 Haiststone -48 6.4 36 44 24 30 48 50 50 56 , unfit, find perfectly toseless. Yet you will allow, that It ' ' means been enabled to administer to the wants of their distressed Newbury...-. 43 63 35 40 98 36 54 GO - - C lunatic asylum ought to be sin hospital, and is what the We yesterday alluded to a sermon preached before the fellow-creatures.- York Chronicle. Northampton ........... 55 58 40 43 '2l 37 --- - - - r Nottingham -- 58 - 46 - 35 - 5R - -- - Legielature halt ordered that connty neylterns sbnuld he." truly clerical Corporation of Leicester, by the Rey, E. I'. Norwich «•.......... 48 '5 6 ; 4 4 3 9 .22 90 38 42 10 51 1 Plymouth 54 512 Ni 33 23 32 .-- -.-. The testimony of Lord Robert Seymour, who has engaged Vau g han, and honoured b y its p articular a pp robation. AK TIM MARKETS- ............. - --• i Reading ........- 1,2 rot 37 43 26 38 54 60 55 so to make a proposition on the tsubject to the Magistrates, this is not an ordinary sermon, and as Mr. 'Vaughan is not . sherborne.-..-- 52 60 32 40 26 32 52 60 - - 1 - Stamford.....,.-...- 53 52 84 45 22 38 55 59 - supports the above description. Ile says, " th at'll) one an ordinary preac h er (n ei t her is his brother, Sir I . lintry (Frotn the London New Price Current of Friday.) Stowmarket -- --- - 28 39 24 3) 46 -46 - J Milford, an ordinary physician), lea will, in all probability, Seems-The Sugar market has been without briskness this house lie silIV 352 paupers, 192 private patients, and 53 attendants, making . altogether 544 Patients; and that th e feel the beneficial in fl uence d that power of Cassia, of week, but the late advance has been maintained, though the wiles =linger ...:- VI ;II -43 33 38 - - 60 7 70 .7 : 1 physicians who visited the paupers, by order of the fors- which he is so fervent a worshipper, our readers will, we are limited. There appears to be a greater disposition to purchase Wistrech---- 50 57 •s- - 22 24 44 50 - - , riches, had repeatedly declared, that the crowd in this trust, excuse us for calling their attention again to a few Muscovades ; this morning the prices are rather higher. In the house made the recovery of these paupers highly ins- points in this production. Before ascertaining " what are Refined market there has been no change this week ; few IMPORTS AND iA EXPORTS juzy r oar r trj'HE PRINCI. probable." His Lordship adds, " that each of the clormi- the things of Cesar," the Reverend Orator enters on the Lumps or low goods are on sale, and contracts are offered freely, tories contained from 16 to 20 beds ; end, on . the female discussion of a knotty point-the reason for the existence of fur p arcel s '!'he : e t: ready i n two or three weeks. Molasses are 1 aArrica, &el 'col isz is)l 1 t ss II All Parts. ' igo l '''' ' ' ' 1 side, that many of the paupers lie two in a bed, the bed. the Devil. " The Devil (he observes) is neither a necessary v e o a u v r y aik Tfor Sugars,otints f r om the Continent generally continue fit- u a the buyers are in consequence still anxious ~ ca . stead* being only 18 inches from each other ; and that the being, nor bp Ira:twits/continued in being ;" and had it not to purchase lotgOods, and as the a o -•Z 1 ca. S i c IQ 15 11 I I I I AM Nit s , selogi i 4 i i exercising yarde were more, crowded than ever yet was been fora design which the Rev. Mr. Vaughan has disco - offer contracts for goods to be r r e cad re , n adeq uate knh suppliete ! they ; 0 , very freely, . All other': dog-kennel. Now, the first question that suggests itself vered, "we most gond amazed (he says), that. he did not at rather above our quotations ; the wholesale wee • hence , . .... , i , 1 4 ~,, , , on otter , ~.f,,, ~ , , grocers are this morn- a 2 Parts ' " Parts. 0 43-1 on the subject is, whether those evils are not oceastioned once blot out his competitor end imptigner, whether sin- ing buying more freely for the home woolen • of h ' • _ tion •t e country, 2.- Jamaica, ~„ , , , _ , , , , Hot mriT") , ee , , f, 1 1, , more by the negligence of the Magistrates_then by the na- ning man, or sinning angel, from the page of being." The but there is no alteration in time prices. Molasses are rather z * am •Oi . - 41, " Frame, ac.i a - 1 I Lure of the establishments-and whether, if the same 'leg- Devil has been continued in being "to disprove the sin- heavy. In Foreign Sugars no sales are reported. The public. Au other 1 7 0 - iv; tt i t i ,s A ted li :tiler I i a i al 17;17 ligence were extended to the proposed public asylum, the ner's lie," and to furnish additional means for our devotion sale of Mauritius, 1,940 bags for exportation sold freely at full • Parts. Cam, es to -- Parts. i ... i /---. same mismanagement would not follow ? Would a new to the King, and pitying up all arrears of tans. We yes- Prices • ; dry brown, 1 , 265. a 28s. • ; good yellow, 2.85. 6ti. •• _iiracliy. Isriltsgili Ili i oca t i era-n 11. 1 i. i i , , building, which would impose DO additional expense on the terday, in an extract, Lid before our readers the ideas of Rem, BRANDY, and HoLeauns---The advance in the prices t p'anda's. . F1T711,9, .1. Holland, r - 'RI' i it-. G'i Franee,are. ~.. county, obviate hy its very existence the dreadful hardships the Reverend Preacher respecting Regal Government. asked by the holders, on account of the firmness of the market •• --r-- complained of in the present arrangement ? Are there not Every constraint . put upon Majesty was, as he 'hewe d ? an end the small Government contract appears to have checked the Jamaica, it ,: , ,11 ,7, North of 11 , 1 - „ -- , -- Tg tee. . Europ. already private asylums,in situations su ffi ciently healthy, in insult offered to Christ ; and though he expressed himself • request for Rutn, as the buyers refuse at present to accede to the All cliier ...' All od•er p„ ti. ies .R.L..).... ~ ... A i... numbers sufficiently great, and with arrangement au& C onstitutionhe et declared w prices ; the purchased of Rum this week are only small iar reconciled to the , y it us his ' c i e e ls Jamaica, 3 :4 3 , 1 orl d Parts, z over, at s. Ild. - Leewarus, 1 over at 28. c ; raz an , 8 , ,,1,, 1 , , 1 i Medlrerra- 1 - 77,1 , ~, I, , -„ tient!) , convenient, to tinewer ill the wants of the county ? conviction, that we had obtained it in a very unhallowed lid. and a parcel of very ordinary, ' 7 over, sold at 2.. ' bd.- is Amer. pls. III - I II neon. I This is almost the mtly question which deserves conside- . way. As for Magna (.harts, the less we said of the 13 - randy is held firmly, but there is no advance. Geneva off the - E Cubs &Sl• ieD *24118 ioli ill Rohm li ton ' ' i o Domingo. AIA 1 .., liFrance,&e.l '''' ration 011 the subject before us. If the asylums ore already knaves who did violence to good King John the better. Q uay , i n small parcels, 2s. 141. At a late hour to-day, Jamaica - Jamaica, I, .1 I , , . sm. „„,, , ,,t,13 ~,,,, ... 14.1 ,, 11 „ 1 ,,„ .. not numerous, extensive, and convenient enough, then Still we think there is somethin g like inconsistency in the 30 over sold, 3s. Bd. • ; 25 over, at Se! sd. Leeward., 5 over , at - build if they are, then regulate with greater care, Reverend Orator rejoicing in the possession of a govern- 2s. 6d. Brandy of 1823, 35.; 1824, 3s. sd. ; 1825, 3s. 6S. IP, r r . 1 . ~.,g ~ i r and inspect with greater vigilance, those which exist. We meat of law, which, according to himself, has been ob- HEMP, FLAX, ASO Taesow.-The accounts from St. Peters- ~, rejoice, however, th at the subject is undergoing, and about tabled by a succession of what he deems insults offered to burgh state the want of shipping for Tallow, &c. to England ; E. , ,:e. - . ...., t ti s ,bie 1 cd g f.. .5 5 . to undergo, that inquiry iiiid investigation which its int- Divine Majesty, in the person of the Vicegerent on earth. several large parcels were waiting the arrival of the merchant vet- '•"' le• t. e. ee, 1... a ° .., !..^ !.." 2..'s ..:-... portance so justly dietervee.-4bid. We shall now show what the notions of the Rev. E. 'l'. eels. The Tallow Market here has become more firm, and the X ,A lg Iki 1 3°; 2 2 . are, • • i Vaughan , rest at tug Currency :- prices are rather improving. In Hemp and Flax there is no ma- 0. 4 ..3 ''' g ' 3' 3p i 4. E I' 4 ti i 3 e . The public, are indebted to the correspondent who, in 41 cli t .4 t tt. When you see your King's head upon a crown-piece a cur- serial alteration. The accounts from St. Peteraburgh, at a late et In I, . U git A 34 tl4 4 SU' 4114 04 our paper a few days ago, drew our attention to the appu- mounte d w i t h hie style, t 1 t does this declare . Ist inst. Exchange ilf ; Tallow _ v•a • les . to you? What ! hour to-day, of the • this lO2 rubles, rent inef fi ciency of the office of Master of , the Rolls. To e - GRAIN, FLOUR, Etc. out tlust the curren t co i n--every sovereign an d every penny-is few sales. The news bad no effect on Market. talk of delays in Clitincery, while nue of its Courts only tru ly and properly his? Why is it usot his, if it d • all ' er . ivets 4 . its IMpolTtolt at London and Liverpool, Coastwise, from Ireland, and Po sits seven hours during a whale week in the height of ratite from hint ? I cannot give value to that which is not mine, Toaacco.-Tobacco is heavy, on account of the new arrivals r i ef i n ii l o ) a o rts i with the EIPMITS of Grain, Flour, and Provisions, from and the public sale declared in Holland. The purchases this week - Term, is absolute 6011Selltle. The answer to this we know and it is plain the King's head gives its value to that paltry sub - are confined 'to three sma ll p arcels, we believe fur Ireland, about . is, that the leading Counsel mina 40. a bd.. be in two places at stance, which ha s worth to p rocure all the necessar ie s of life for America.l I I s 11:111 i oil, ils i Hi I 41741 : 4 g ..... a . i r once, and that it is in vain for this Court to sit while the me. What is it without his stamp ; and what right' has he to 0., , silk gowns are engaged in the Chancellor and Vice-Chan- stamp it ? Evidently his right is his . stitweniacy-his power of "MU -Time Coffee I%larket c ontinuer fi rm but without • - be li ' ' 14 .s• t . li a I will ; and where that power is exerted it is manifested *8 18 os nese . ; St. Domingo . in age parcels 4ps. ; fine quality sold Foreign ;A .7;""e 418 ,ao t- N.-. ~ , , ... o.c am celloe's Courts. If this were true, it would, in fact, amount saying •to be. Al! the currency of the kingdotn, then, is the. King's; 48s. a 50s. ; the former is the price for ordinary parcels; - Coffee, g Mac - e t 1 ge' (AV ": c•iv seh fu- ~. 1.4 to nothing. Chancery pleedings are carried on in writ and if you or I p ossess a shilling, it is because the King has given suitable fur home consumption, continues scarce, and rates out of 7 .- In . AtSE ill; and the junior Counsel, who draw the pleadings, are, it us • and if we possess a piece of paper, whether from the Go- all to (high) to the other qualities. The public dale this 4. c....t.1ie wig 217, 2 411 F”;: l'' fel! tune times in ten, better qualified to argue and bring the vartim ' ent Bank, or from a privkte Company, which fetches some- forenoon consisted of 40 barrels British Plantation ;85 hhrls, 56 and Isle '" „,„.i. -g r,f;', l 1 " ' d g. 'la ,rt " e .:7s' t of Man. •-• 74 .... 6- ' ;.'Ol . Pi '= g fg3 subject to a crisis than the silk gowns, who do not always thing, it is because the King has given the issuers leave to use barrels Porto Rico; anti 230 bags St. Domingo, the latter good so - event read their briefe. But how is the fact, even as to their credit. Then if Ctesar calls for tribute, he call* for that ordinary cokeiry, was taken in at 9. 6., 4s. being offered and --- --- -- SA; ei 1 A n 8 these latter'!' 1 -t was but the other day that the Lordehart- w e l ds Ws been his, and which he has given to me, but given reinwi d ; the flue ordinary Porto Rho sold 555. and 561.; good Ireland. I i I-. i ss si ~ , 0 1- 3 ---ree---- eellor actually could not get on with business on account with the undersouoting, that when he wanted it lie should have o rdi n ar y Demerara 60s. and 61.4. The Coffee which sum went 1 1:4 +53 _ of the libitum . ; of those very person's from his Court. The it again. It matters not, you perceive, whether it be the dena- is. a 2.. higher; the Market appeara firm and improving. , ...e.... ....3 A 0.1 i a l.l.,,iiiilliicai ss-a-um-- erre; end absurdity consists both in solicitors and clients tins or a piece of p a p e r, or a bale goods , i n whits, oho tr ib u t e Ott,s.-The Oil Market has greatly improved this week, both Amer ica. ti' " • * employmg crei . k C'Annittel in their causes. In Chancery is Paid; the worth of each resolves itself intu Caesar's word. lie in the demand and in the prices ; the advance in Greenland ie i f . 41 ,,i , this is eepecially annecessory. 'We can understand in a coodeseends to receive the paper, or the goods, as the substitute 1/. to 2/., and brisk ; Seed Oils are also a shade higher, and ge- 7: ~--"'- - - - - - Ti . se. Court of COllllllOll LitA; th e i„ • for that which tells his right to it. Well might Jeans say, ' Give nerally the Market has summed au appearance of briskness at an 4. Eur o pe . trfi, M Sf t ,7 ---kl .5 it., ......,. .. . i ea:, cl tportauce of hulling Mr. i , es -- I tz! .. et 1 advancin i curmuc Y• The. Public . Sale of Elephant Oil en Tues. '-a• Scisrlett, Mr. Brougham or Mr. Gurney Id s'ac '' ''' ,to at ress ii, 5.5...---_ ....._, .r.,e eti ~ day was nought - in at 25, • ft rwards sold we believe at 241. t Coastwise e *1 p. I. 4 410181;4 , i; Jury ; but an Equity Judge js lint to he taken by the mere The theory here evolved respecting value, certaittl ' The Sperm at Pub • ' l ' ' a e ' Sale this forenoon 541. a 611. lbs. ; the 4 and Isle w.' 0 " ) . ' 'I. I.'rr ,r •.4' •or ''' " 4 *". florid harangues a a (*Amulet, however eminent, and It difrcre somewhat from that of the Economists ; but we Market very firm, lie • of Man . M 8.1 '• c " " .i-k I ds "° man o f pinin good sem!, who is master of the subject, is have no sloulut that the Reverend Orator is right. Now ~ , _ -_----i n L el 'llitE s . --- litnee the sale at the India House, Spices have be- 0 4 5 ! S.'; I '2 1 § sa-iFt; , . quite of as much use to bring an Equity cause before the for the appliention to the Palaces. : come rather heavy but tl have been no sales at any reduction, Ireland. - - g . 1 - 4 d! t;,l6v , COlltt, as one who may have a gown Of is different mate- " Then who shall deny to Cicsar his expenCes ? He has given except in Nutmegs ' • _ fa sere ... . z. ., t . 2 _ offered rather lower. vial. The prevent Master of the Bolls hits tut arduous all away with an implied condition, and now he exacts his . eondi- _ _ rliet is alto - '"" ... duty to perform in bringisig before Parliament; his Bills for tion I mu d a lthou g h th ere will as God bath given to L f rrr " . , ---T he Cotton Market has been in a very languid stat e be varieties, . . OA rI I / 1 ' 1 4 1 • • t i • t i„, a ll the weft( ; the f ilthepurchases :-200 a country laws, or left his Cesar lawlees; yet primari y I Pernam s A t ' il l • 1 g 1" the reform of these Courts ; and we trust that amen Loa a lop.; 200 ° 8 : 144"g are 2 1 t ! •, i,1 2 .,1 g other objects, he will not lose sight of that of Y ak• the ill plain as the form of Government was Monarch, and that Alo- • "-- In g Hereby, limited o Cuts was responsible to 'so man -though 80 ats sd. a bid. ; ISO ngal 41d, a hia . ; Madras bill. Duty /mid, 260 Egyptian 7/d. 'Die letters i- , = o Court over which he has been so properly appoin . ted more ever ei,,,'laLeihie to his a Constitutorar•'of ••. t • from Liverpool this morning state the Cotton Market sterile : a. • 2:l' -. 1 177 4:1 i g . 11 "I s il i l i for every act his mintstta ion A - g '',- .-• ' '; ~"-' f t•-• so 2 TTVIe available than it has hitherto been to the s o f , e e tee ..for f i 1 t 1 fh' landexpen ditur e 4. '" ()" bags sold on Wesinesday at frill prices; th e acca : te - te • .. Pl•; gS s• ~ 1 - E ..t t, le argeuess Q 18 pomp and state, • • • from Mancheatee :;4 g 4 Ak 'si sit t 4.4 Ap, Ak t a public,--11foreing Herald. Then dour my Csesar commit trespass when he calls for his ~ . are rather more favourable ; several rather ex- ;44 • lias et's, if general report Is "ileatiritts? It was for a Tiberius that haus gave the injunction, v. ortie ' te.""t d' Mark ets , "ad been received for goods, particularly for the 7----- --..-"1"*".7--.'"....--------a------*-w"-"- GRAIN, FLOUR, ate. Inteteati of embarking in me( itais net Tarkete. • the subject of the Core tor a Nero Paul ; for those who both cassiti and would proscribe , rails, at Bristol H . i m paled 1........" F.a .t4 ,..C.L. , all, Newcastle, &c. to be credited, Ministers mom, on Coel lIN KA ' mrdio tulissimus ; a nd lean... - L•-lly Public Sale this week the large parcel of - 0 pr o , ns ill Z Lawa, to adopt the old, safer rule, of vt . . . . of ► , ,, rnehuleal (104'bags) on elates the We Atilt return to this admirable sermon. -Moeni n g -- we lately noticed as having arrived from f: i ~1 f I p: and instead of adopting the esareine opini . ddi course, ( Aeon; s Mexico, was brought forward and sold freely at high vices • the landed or manufacturing interests, to take a nu e d to the Ti . te politicians black 16 s. 6d. a 19s. 2d. ; averaging 17s. Al7B. 6d i . ;the ' Sit- • - Om Q rs. t)7i: - 07;" Q t y, "VW giTi which may erudite them to do justice to both, an It its east of Temple Bar are quite satisfied, , to le a ph., averaging 1.18, titi. a 151 . firistot,lll.ll,Newcas.l , ..., , a lves in the ex- t seetne, thin the Royal s tie,the Clyde, k Leith 3 ""'''" l 3 s 2,250 INS 1,410 - country at large 'without involving thetnse - .Speech, to be delivered on Toes - s same Pnovisi l s o l il 117flel 1044 4,3R6 14,324 %NI 56 of this tines. day, will contain useties B ee f sod Pork are with out .• ..• . the Previously this , year travagertt demands of either. The di ffi culties etratices favourable to the iudepentlence new arrivals ' ' -4,„... rat mien, my than of Grecce---uay, some go so far its to ' -1 are nor y e t, so ld. Mena nits given way 41, a bs. per PROVISIONS tion, we are inclined to th ink, are rather imagin Bray, that Oreeee cwt and is I will be pronounced f •' 1 '' " "" I ”'• Butters are firm. imported at London and Liverpool, from Ireland and Foreirrn Mina. real. We here always oulselves bectt inclined to depre- . , . i ., ~ • - rm. 'WV, who tin not profess to /e FatliT.- i ree„ ...-----,_................--------_ - , be- so sleep in s-auttiet seere e are several arrivals from Turkey this week. cute any thing like It ereatiOn of Conflicting.interest, tS, really cannot take upon our , consorting of new Pigs,- i ' d R '` . a All parts Of A I per s o i or. 'tel . ' fork. kirk Ifutter: k' stotanas, an R eel an d m ee k staysail !retold. les to ellirm elate ' r what • .1 tweet, parties, who, if they rightly view their respective selves v will, or what Will not he found Ha w n ,. on w ‘,l in lmam. Ireland. Parts • Its the speech ; but this Ne s k ~ . s t eu iesday a large parcel .of New Mosaic a Tierces Barrels' fterees - Barrei no- ii- n" 6.-- ' 4; totereata, are not so much opposed to each other as they - - tat 270 isms lit 4,50 principles.which regulated our t• • ur prem. I with respect to the lower prices. The demand for all descriptions is improving. BY lA g dw ev w . ti . itTerr 15,1536 1,411 11,301 13,076 1116,613 1,277 19 , 7,*4 Wool,lperattaile themselves that they are. The mistake of of South both patties, but especially that of the manufacturers, R e p u blics A merica , while contending for their Public Sale this forenoon about 20,000 packages of New Turkey Pier, 30 --: jot i -4-6, K - eoe ere -,-.- FeeMS to be. the importance which they attach to foreign liberties , m a y be assumed its the basis of our interference Figs, the hest pulled 85,, a 6 7 ,, ; i n f er i or 60 ,, ; flat hse. a br7a. ; Fro this year sono 481 MB in 4 174. 3 . 04 •• 17 • 101 12 _ h eat. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease, Per Quarter. s. to a. a. to a. a. to a. a. to a. a . a. Alnwica -- -- 30 32 32 Aylesbury 54 50 38 42 23 36 42 60 llanbury 60' 4ii 45 31 42 58 60 -- Basingstoke ...—. 48 60 35 40 26 31' 50 55 Blanciford --.-- 54 50 42 26 Bridport 44 CA 26 28 51 56 53 35 24 50 33 Ca Canterbury --- 52 64 35 43 21 36 40 50 Chard 56 16 38 44 24 32 44 48 Chehnsford 62 64 35 41 30 34 44 48 54 64 58 ii 4 47 48 20 40 54 00 Derby Devizes 48 64 43 45 32 38 55 64 -- 56 66 34 40 30 2 6 52 60 -- 56 (12 37 42 2 8 30 56 46 5% 36 39 26 32 42 52 46 48 Guildford 60 '76 37 42 '25 3.5 54 68 56 Henley 52 63 30 41 26 34 52 58 54 57 Horncastle—...— 52 5 6 40 44 28 34 51 60 55 57 '2l 28 19 24 37 40 40 44 Hull ilungerford 48 63 33 40 32 38 54 60 Huntingdon 64 70 35 40 26 30 43 48 Ipswich ---... T . 52 58 32 39 -- 48 48 50 52 Lewes —...--.. 54 44 22 38 50 Maidstone-- 48 64 36 41 24 30 48 50 50 56 Manchester 56 62 36 40 32 31 53 55 66 08 Newbury.-- 43 65 35 40 28 36 54 (70 Northampton 55 58 40 43 21 37 Nottingham 58 46 —3. S 56 ----.. Norwich 48 '56 ;41 39 22 20 38 42 40 51 Plymouth .......... 54 (12 Ns 38 28 32 !leading 52 NI 31 43 26 38 54 60 5$ 59 5herb0rne.......... 52 60 N 40 26 32 52 (50 Stamford.,.....-- 53 62 NI 45 22 38 5s 50 Stowmarket 28 30 24 30 46 46 Swansea 67 44 Truro 36 33 2 Warminster 48 62 38 43 32 38 60 70 Wisbech 50 22 24 44 50 Ord. Ors. Vi:" 0 Qrs, Trll7: Iltionl,llol, Noyes, 3.(wr) )5 , 2 - tle,theCiide,k Leith '250 1,863 1, 10 yrevidual CM , 115 . 7 81 1171181 10134 4,384 14,324 7,991 Wl') !Mari& c ° r • Parts. Varg. - FiCa Via. iti,111.3 4,632 10013 1,277 193,.421 - V -1 ) 0 2 347 174,104 , 7,1211 111 CORONERS' INQUESTS. An Inquest was yesterday afternoon taken before TnonAs Jas, Esq. at the Sun and Falcon, Down-street, Piccadilly, on the body of Henry Williams, Esq. of 20, Horton-street, Ken sington, who, while palling along Piccadilly the preceding day, was th rown from his gig under the wheel of a waggon, which passing over his body, injured him so severely, that he died with in half an hour. The Jury expressed themselves satisfied that the event was purely accidental, and returned a verdict accordingly. An inquest was held at the sign of the Red Lion, at Westbourne Green, Middlesex, on Tuesday, before THOMAS STIIIIANO) Coroner, on the body of Ann Owen , who was discovered in the Paddington Canal on Friday evening , b y a man named Wasted* who was passing over the bridge there. Be heard the woman plunge into the water, and called for assistance; young tn en i t named Messenger, who was passing near the spot, came up, ow immediately gotinto the water with his clothes on, and after se veral attempts, succeeded in getting her out. Mr. Girdwood, surgeon, was sent for, and by skilful treatment the first 6'6114 the drowning were overcome, and he left her for the night. Not °l ad present condition, and the unhappy cre ature g ave him the f sewing account of herself :—She said that she had been niarliea? her left morning, finding her much better, be questioned her as to and that her husband and children were dead ; that she bad or° out of Kent to London in great distress, an d having lately beeit refined assistance by her friends, the wretchedness ef her situation had driven her to prostitution, and in a state of d e spair she VI drunk, and came to the resolution of destroy in g herself, a nd hao cast herself into the canal for that purpose. of mercury, and that her lungs were dreadfullyaseased. T he Ai: means he took to restore her to health failed , and she died th e neat lay. The several witnesses having deposed to the above W e ' " d th' jury having viewed the body of the deceased , received the epini° n of the surgeon that she died of hatlammation of the lungs, and they returned their verdict accordingly. grea t qua orit Mr. Girdwood found that she had been taking SUPPOSED MURDER. day -patrol, named Aldred, in On Thursday the neighbourhood of Thames -street 10-9 thrown into consternation by the report that a murde r " 8 An active committed somewhere about Dowgate-hill. passing near the 1. Chequer-yard, Dowgate-hill, perceived footsteps of bleo k " • and in one place a large quantity. He followel the tr'r ::.# from the pump down a narrow paved court leading 1 "" Thames-street, and 'down a passage cleat to Calvert: brewery, opening into Allhallows-wharf. Ile 1 113:11 ' 1 , Y e 6 :. the mark of a right foot, over which blood mos' -- ‘ e flowed most copiously all along, from a distance of 4 00 .' r 500 yards. The track of a left foot was no t a t s li petee w able in all that distance, and the right footstep WK' e , i er n Y , where seen directed towards the water. Upon pegli n b - 1 to the stairs the tracks were not quite so palpable to Aldred, but when he reached the steps he saw them ags in ' and upon looking into a large barge, which lay up close tc' the wharf, he saw what left no doubt on his mind t 111 4, :. wounded person had walked or been carried into it. P' the bottom, pump in the up in a corner, near the after part of the bete, which was unloaded, 'was a large quantity of blood. ,'" large tarpaulin, upon which there was also much blood, 'aid at the bottom. The patrol immediately jumped on b° l , and searched the cabins, fore and a ft, sus p ectin g that ": sufferer was somewhere about the barge. He sons is h : fled himself that nobody was lying on b oard. TWO 'l f e s oars, which lay extended from the deck of the barge t°,6; bottom, were marked with blood, and it would appall ",b, the wounded person, upon reaching . the bottom e' to barge, by means of these oars, remained there for e i c d ' ‘ ,,, time, the quantity of blood that was seen in the 11° A , the barge being at least between two and three pallh;i4 It was between seven and eight o'clock in ti's PI ; pro" ceeded to make everir,inquiry when Aldred tracked those marks of blood, and ~` A report prevailed that a quarrel had taken phi& b e , t h li e at op men at a public-house near the spot wher e ~. sc jifie stands, and that one of the parties got in t7 i . the ca st bloody nose, but all the apparent cireulon c reaVe led t ° put it beyond belief that such alecu ffle c°-patrol learned the effusion of so much blood; sides the A sti . that the disputants were completely reonciled. • Elbe' hels in ~ don also attached to one or other of the bra . took P`" rows lane, although the officers declare that no in the neighbourhoeouen two in either of the three receptacles in that ple . ce... cort , oar Mr. Cope, the Marshal, upon hearing the tr d not hiot roily examined all the. ground, but he hearing door! draggy more. He ordered that the r iver should be o f a e h the barge, under the impression that the n ( aY,..,„. c d for might be found near the spot. The river Iva. lia s tl i e sp i c ioli a considerable time, but in vale. The gene,'_ a vos , t hat which existed during the greater part of the u*Y eo rete!Y, the person who was wounded had been fio _. ge. , .. 10 , r io i maimed, as to seek the most effectual means o o f r l ';' st ' c hili of life altogether, by plunging into the water, ' murder had been committed. It is extraordinary that a watchman whose 0. _ ge m watch close to the stairs of Allhallows-wharf, 0n,71500,001. footmarks of blood on the night before at ninen earlier, sed, was told by another that they were to be eee tti ail Aldt:ea yet no noise was made about the eiretimstane t great cool' took notice of the extraordinary fact o f the Ve d ' of blood, at such a place and such a time. vv , 3 _, / , on S weed It appears that the barge arrived at the . rat the wou.., nesday evening, at about six o'clock, 0 0 1 , 8 , t , t h e nurO r . r e , person must have been in it in the dark. ‘-',' nn) nel., w hetne r 4 the of persons who were questioned as to the cor e ( oi , of a suspicious nature were heard in , A t oil 0 , night, no more than one was said • to have nnourior ih,, f , ► in That alarm was stated to have been rut 00 o'ilo c t o sage leading to Allhallows-wharf, at shou t t„ octided heard the morning, and the cry of " 111tatier 0 ..ri .01 , 0 bc out screams ; and we understand that the Pe ... ; inv iteah she cry said, that he was afraid to go out a" `st might have occurred. dtity it is tit: ------ r e. - Yesterday inquiry 'was renewed or ' t neighbourhood, upon the subject of the. 8 I twat wss r. - ' - murder, but the officers ascertained notbing , oil the flo ra ) . " I)l7ot:,;biltii:psecietrtil 1 ciliated to confirm . the opinions that Prev"ileu.,_iie, that before. Amongst the variety of stories aka! i for orst er a servant girl in the neighbourhood, uPou g"g,71.001 sr to the pump on Wednesday night, vir°l deterrel oce „t s 3 proaching it closely, in consequence of thO tern ring °J! d man with a smock-frock, who seemed to be e u ,,iisa l) ' er t his shoes. This man, she said, retired op° B cell tda d '' 51 aPpeosch, but returned on his departure. She I►trte the trough of the pump afterwards, sod saw i l ittle sfl i : t r .... like coffee-grounds there. This occurred at i s, 00 r, i 5 nine o'clock. The general opinion now tattierth' r oi „,Al 04 , killedcomi but that a dog or some B, ,e it 0 ,1 Clung and carried down to the wharf, from vibe:44ler, to into the barge in the dark instead a ile a tio g tl' e then that the slayer jumped into the barge, so dog into the water. I►ir Ott toli BIRTHS. On the 15th inst. at Thornto in Craven, Y0110.,--e' of the Rev. Mortlattut _Barnard, of A dar►ghter, „)f le On the 10th inst. at Bridge House, I)awliah, tl►s 13 4 - t William Hodgson, of a son find heir. ,„0 llo rr° On the 12th inst. at Perim the lady of Henry Wina t Esq. of a dauhter. ' a CrOA . MARRIED. 1 ford, OnEtwhei l o t h inst. at St. Alartius.in-thefiellot,erWoiloh'ol4lv .... '1 • Lc wt !s, to Sarah Hope , only deep ley, Esq. of John-street, Berkeley-square, • at ere At Birehington, Kent, on the ISth inst. hy tl►+ Bev' s oli; May, Edward Hatfield, Esq. of the Stock ExlOfi e ' ( Croice I relict late Rev. W. Williamson, of Weetbete, In,oy. James Teddy , Esq. of Hurtadowrt, who gave the bride A - DIED. 1,10 hinghtet On the 9th of November, at Bath, aged IS, Jane , e ' — i t t • of the Utz Rev. Richard Strode, of Newahsto Park, o°lo',lita, Cto the 24th September last, at Halifax , Nova *Qt's' wife of henry 0. Bolder", k..:sil. Royal Engineers. ~,, T o on On the Ilth blot, at JOS, New 1311 ml-street, Mr• r' artist, aged 88. ' 1 - 0 a" On the 12th inst., st the 'Vicarage, }united, , Surrey, wife of the Rev. William Buckle, aged 10, Printed sod Publishedy - Til Yois Aull4r, , At the I' l ' l ' NO. 112, Srr